9781574092677-1574092677-Mary's Voyage: The Adventures of John and Mary Caldwell - A Sequel to Desparate Voyage

Mary's Voyage: The Adventures of John and Mary Caldwell - A Sequel to Desparate Voyage

ISBN-13: 9781574092677
ISBN-10: 1574092677
Edition: Illustrated
Author: Matthew M. Douglas, Mary Caldwell
Publication date: 2008
Publisher: Sheridan House
Format: Paperback 364 pages
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ISBN-13: 9781574092677
ISBN-10: 1574092677
Edition: Illustrated
Author: Matthew M. Douglas, Mary Caldwell
Publication date: 2008
Publisher: Sheridan House
Format: Paperback 364 pages

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Mary's Voyage: The Adventures of John and Mary Caldwell - A Sequel to Desparate Voyage (ISBN-13: 9781574092677 and ISBN-10: 1574092677), written by authors Matthew M. Douglas, Mary Caldwell, was published by Sheridan House in 2008. With an overall rating of 4.4 stars, it's a notable title among other Women (Specific Groups, Boating, Water Sports, Sailing, Cultural & Regional) books. You can easily purchase or rent Mary's Voyage: The Adventures of John and Mary Caldwell - A Sequel to Desparate Voyage (Paperback) from BooksRun, along with many other new and used Women books and textbooks. And, if you're looking to sell your copy, our current buyback offer is $0.34.

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One of the most successful sailing stories ever written is Desperate Voyage by John Caldwell. Now, almost sixty years later, his wife Mary tells her own inspiring story. Born in England, Mary immigrated with her family to Australia where she spent her early youth on a farm. As a young woman, she served in the Australian Air Force. During the war she met Tex (future husband John Caldwell), a young cocky American who became the inspirational mainspring for her adventures. In 1952, after living in California for several years, Mary and John and their children became the first family to attempt a voyage around the world on a small sailing craft using only a sextant and dead reckoning to guide them across thousands of miles of ocean. Mary was pregnant at the beginning of the voyage and already had a toddler and an infant son in tow. Months would pass without sight of land. She gave birth to her youngest son in Tahiti, weathered constant seasickness and survived frightening ocean storms, several hurricanes, and a tsunami. Mary and John finally settled in the Grenadines where they built the world-renowned Palm Island resort. Mary's story of endurance and fearlessness is remarkable and inspiring.

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